Hackintool inquiery

[LockDown]

What is the ideal macOS version to map USB using Hackintool?

Please dont suggest other USB mapping apps 👍

[verdazil]

1 hour ago, LockDown said:

Please dont suggest other USB mapping apps

In most cases, Hackintoool is not suitable for properly configuring the USB subsystem.

[LockDown]

36 minutes ago, eSaF said:

What is wrong with using Sonoma or even the current Sequoia version?

Im just curious... If its still the case.

I have read years back that it was not suitable for bigsur+ for mapping.

 

 

[verdazil]

@eSaF, the result depends on two main positions.

- How is the USB subsystem management implemented in BIOS

- How complex is this subsystem (are there several controllers of different types, are there hubs, etc.)

In simple cases, even Hackintool can handle it.

[surenmunoo]

I use it with to map my usb and has always been accurate. Using Sequoia currently with no issues on Z790 board. 

[Max.1974]

Hello everyone, each mapping actually depends on its use. For example, I need to compile the SSDT of my ports, modifying the GUPC or UPC system for some, I need to add 0x03 instead of just 0xFF. I use a 4TB WD SN850X Nvme, which is wonderful for any PC, but I have my old files on the good old 5TB HDD and another 4TB HDD, which are only read on my GA Z790 if I compile the HUBS. What worked best for me is to use it on any macOS system from Big Sur onwards, even on Sequoia, I use the USBmap application, and after everything is checked, I extract my USBports with Hackintool. And it comes with SSDT and also with SMBIOS, and I'm using it without any headache, I even use my SSDT of the ports with a patch for the Hubs. Infallible in my case. But instead of mapping with the program's kext, I just use Dalilanski's USBInjectall.kext, without the XHCI-Unsupported.kext.
It was the best thing ever. Fast, safe, no issues, no bugs on power ports. 

And don't forget enable L01,L1 ASPM on DeviceProperties, very helpful.